The Russellville Democrat., 1887-06-08
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Miss Sue Mathews is visiting friends in town.
 From letters received from Capt Wilson tits learned that his trip wIl be extended to the Pacific slope.
 Miss Addie E. Wakefield of George. town, very popular and worthy young lady, died Monday night and wa' buried Tuesday.
 --Messrs. Brown & Smith are busily engaged in erecting their foundry anl machine shop and expect to have the building finished by the first of Au- gust.
 --Dr. w. 5. Hinton and son, Master Rufus, the former one of Atkins lead. 1 Ing druggists and foremost citizens were pleasant callers at our sanctum yesterday afternoon.
 IAN illustrated article on Literary Life in Philadelphia, y by Moses F. l Handy, with sketches of leading ee- lebrities, will be q feature of THE AMERICAN MAGAZINE for July.
 During the prevalence of Aux in thls community too much care cannot be exercised in regard to one's diet. Vegetables and fruits should be eaten sparingly and preyentives frequently resorted to.
 FRANK c. CARPENTER, in the July AMERICAN MAGAZINE, will describe the amusing difficulties in regard to cos tune with which our representatives abroad have to contend when they take part in couruy ceremonies.
 The editor of the Dardanelle Post wants a meeting of chess play CTS at Mt. Nebo this summer to con test for the State championship. All right. Russellville will bear away that silver cap sure. Let the meeting be held.
 MT. R. c. Hite, the veteran edi- tor of the Clarksville Herald. was in town yesterday aud paid his respects to this office. The Herald under the management of Messrs. Hite & Lud- wig is q splendid newspaper and well worthy of support.
 Miss May Battenfeld and Miss Ella Bonds, who have been attending col l lege tue past ten months, the former at Lexington, Ky, and the latter at McMinDville, Tenn, have returned home. They have acquitted themselves handsomely and their friends congratu- late them on their success.
 Rev. Anderson Cox, of Clarksville, for the past p years a minister of the l c. r. church, and well known and be- loved here, was in our midst last Sat
 fday exchanging greetings with his many friends. We were favored with a very pleasant call. He returned to | Clarksville Saturday afternoon. "A little daughter of Willis Shinn | living few miles from town fell from the top of a fence Monday and broke I her right arm near the elbow. Drs. Hill and Yaneey set the broken limb and did all that was possible for the relief of the little sufferer. The wound is a serious one aud the utmost care will be required to prevent bad results. Mrs. W. s. Hinton has assumed control of the Atkins. Hotel and changed the name to Hinton House. The building has been thoroughly renovated and refurnished through out and special arrangements made to entertain commercial travellers and all who may favor her with their patronage. See her card in our ad vertising columns.
 Tine annual election of officers for the Eastern Star Chapter was held last Monday evening with the following l Mr. E | 1 Wyatt; Patron, J. ". Russell; Associ- ate Matron. Mrs. Sallie Reynolds; Sec retary, ". M Peeler; Treasurer, Mrs. B. Peeler; Conductress, Mrs. ". A. | Lyons; Associate Conductress, Miss Martin. Installation of officers takes place 24th inst.
 --Mr. John l.. c. Guest, of Cagles- vile neighborhood, was among our appreciated visitors this week. He re- | ports fairly favorable out look for his 1 section. says farmers are hard pressed on account of excessive rains, but with | favorable weather will come out all right. Mr. Guest has kindly consented to write us the happenings of his sec 1 ton for publication and we bespeak for | him the friendly cooperation of his neighbors that his reports may be full and complete.
 Capt. James w. Russell, Russell villes hoaored and etiicIent Mayor, was the recipient of many earnest and cordial congratulations from his many | friends last Monday, because of his l having reached the 47th milestone in life's pathway. Capt. Russell is a native of Arkansas, of Pope county and ! Of Rraenllxyflls ia axtapsiUqIU known universally esteemed, and a citizen in whom Russelville takes pride. But one fault can be laid at his door, and that is his confirmed celibacy. We | have hopes of him still, however, tor "while the lamp holds out to burn, {" i etc.
 To turn gray hair to It's natural color and beauty, use Halls Vegeta- ble Sicilian Hair Remover, the best and most reliable preparation science has given us.
 --Scottsyille, our sprightly northern | neighbor, secured the annual meeting of the county teachers institute by a majority of one vote. This is body of intelligent representative citizens and Russellyille would have taken pleasure in their entertainment and felt hon0red by their presence. We congratulate ScOttsyille on her success fu bidding, and can assure the asso- ciatiOn that it's members will fall into tthe hands of noble and generous peo' 'i pie, who will leave Aothing undone that will contribute to their pleasure or the success of their meeting.